Can a concrete structure be completely free of expansion joints and contraction joints?

Question added by Ahmed shah PMP , Planning Engineer , ZKB Engineers & Constructors
Date Posted: 2016/08/06

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by Moustafa Mokhtar , SITE Engineer , SAUDI BIN LADIN GROUP

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by Hichem BEZAZ , Senior Civil / Structural Engineer , DGSN

of course, if the structure is sufficiently narrow, it is not required to separate by joints

No because the formulation of joints take place during durcissing

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